Instructor Led Structured Finance Training - Training Resources

The Art of Underwriting Mortgage Loans Course Objectives: This three-day underwriting workshop with the art fully equips you to understand and effectively assess and evaluate mortgage loans in mortgage banking and lending environment. It will add considerable value to your ability in quality decision-making. At the end of the workshop, you will have a strong understanding of underwriting mortgage loans in banking and lending and  more...

Developing Mortgage Loan Products "Developing Mortgage Loan Products" a 3 Day Workshop is an intensive interactive training designed to provide insight, knowledge, skills and techniques in developing new mortgage loan products or enhancing features to existing mortgage products to provide Banking Institutions a competitive edge in generating larger units in loan production and increasing company profitability.  more...

Syndicated Lending Syndicated Lending, 5 Day Workshop explains both the theory and practice of syndicated lending and, having examined the skills necessary for success, teaches you how to apply them. In 6 detailed sessions Syndicated Lending examines each step of the syndicated lending process and on completion of the course you will learn best practices.  more...

Credit Risk for Private Banking Credit Risk for Private Banking: Assessing the Credit of High Net Worth Individuals is a 3 Day Workshop to gain a competitive edge by better managing and assessing credit risk. This workshop will ensure client managers have a comprehensive understanding of credit risk in private banking. Training Materials include workbook and tools to assess and manage credit risk for the benefit of your bank  more...

Managing Credit Risk Managing Credit Risk: Tools and Applications for Effective Risk Control is an intensive 3 Day Workshop that focuses on how to apply your analytical skills to credit risk analysis, pricing and transference. This Workshop focuses on the management of credit risk. Training materials discussed are with the practitioner in mind, and therefore has a bias towards practical application. The  more...